Examples of believable

• So even if natural theology is intellectually unsatisfactory, religion may still be believable and rational.

• This is accorded greater importance in designing believable agents and autonomous robots.

• A believable agent is one able to show (even, maybe, to feel?) emotions and one which has a definite personality.

• The architectural challenges in building believable agents lie in the integration of a large set of shallow capabilities.

• These approaches are contrasted with architectural issues of recent agent-based work, including software agents, softbots, believable agents, as well as commercial agent-based systems.

• What is not scientifically knowable might still be rationally believable.

• In contrast, insecure individuals share an inability to fully integrate early memories in a coherent and believable manner.

• Results of variety trials are believable when generated in small research plots.

• The imaginative application of the narrative mode leads instead to good stories, gripping drama, believable (though not necessarily 'true') historical accounts.

• By fusing world view and ethos, symbols give to a set of social values an appearance of objectivity and make them more believable.

• However, other readings will also be of interest, notably, 'it is believed that' and 'it is rationally believable that'.

• Clearly, the first man's claim that he had just ended up in the same town was not a sustainably believable one at this point.

• I also have a lot more confidence in understanding how to make the character believable.

• But we are just at the beginning of understanding when a sensorimotor experience is natural and believable for a performer.

• This gives an average rate more believable than each individual verb-rate that went into it.